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son,s headache
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I admittedley am a bit of a worret. 4 weeks ago my son knocked his hand on a school desk then passed out knocking his head on the desk, the boys in the class said he appeared to have a small fit. He was taken to hospital and told to wear a hand/wrist for a small fracture he had in his hand. He has been getting headaches and describes them as "pulsing". He has just rang me from school to say he,s got the biggest headache and felt sickly going to school this morning. I cant stop worrying. He has also asked to be excused from PE which he loves. should i take him to doctors or A and E
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The main concern 2-3 weeks following a severe head injury is a subdural haematoma ( clot of blood and bleeding) This has apparently been ruled out by A&E but still keep an eye on him and if he gets drowsy or irritable, then get him back to A&E
I do not know why he is still having headaches, but this is not unusual in head injuries..........Post Concussional Syndrome.
Keep a close eye.
I do not know why he is still having headaches, but this is not unusual in head injuries..........Post Concussional Syndrome.
Keep a close eye.
thanks sqad ! would the doctor at the walk in clinic being able to pick up on a subdural haematoma through the examination he done (dont laugh). The thing is that my son has been saying he,s tired this afternoon but when ive just spoke to him he had 2 late nights at his dads at the weekend. Kids are such a worry!